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    Easter Kielbasa

    A tradition in our family for over one hundred years is smoked and fresh Easter kielbasa along with freshly ground horse radish. Unfortunately the horse radish is frozen in the ground this year. Oak and black cherry wood is the media for the smoke. Four hours in the smoke house with a thin smoke...
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    roll call for all Case people here

    Mark Hawley Litchfield county, New Hartford CT.
  3. M

    taping maple trees

    Sorry boys I don't have 1200 taps I'm just a cowboy with a hat and no cows. This is just a hobby for me I make less then ten gallons. But my wife thinks I need 430 case to do the job.
  4. M

    taping maple trees

    The mower is a 515 ford belt drive.
  5. M

    taping maple trees

    Got warm enough to tap some trees friday.
  6. M

    How Much You Got?

    We got hit hard 28 inches of snow.
  7. M

    Batten down the hatches Loren

    We live in the north west corner of CT we are also in the center of this blizzard. My pair of case tractors clyde and dale are at the ready.
  8. M

    IL snow removal

    Two cases are better than one.
  9. M

    Case 222

    Dogs like tractors and beer too. The 222 case is great tractor.
  10. M

    Option parts 500 Case...pic

    looks like this tractor has power steering.
  11. M

    Tractor pulls

    I think this was the 9,500lb class. The JD was making a pretty good pull but he ran of the track and was flagged. If I remember correctly The tires on the JD were wider than the case.
  12. M

    Tractor pulls

    This is a photo of the first and second place tractors from the tractor pulls this summer in CT. The JD 830 had the most incredible paint job I have ever seen on a tractor. The 800 case took the class
  13. M

    430 630

    630 and the 430 case are great tractors I own one of each. There is a noticeable difference in horse power in the 630 especially on the hills. I would like to turn up the pump on the 430 but you know if it aint broke don’t fix it.
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    New England farm photos and lucky the deer update

    I live in the nortwest corner of CT. I had more photos I wanted to post this morning but I can only upload three at a time. anyone know what I'm doing wrong?
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    New England farm photos and lucky the deer update

    I stopped by to see the neighbor this morning and just about choked on my coffee when she told me what happened to lucky the deer. Dam that women is a good shot. I asked her what she used to do this with apparently it is an old Winchester of some sort I think she said a 257 Roberts 70 I’m not...
  16. M

    Farmers bead breaker

    I Know their was post not to long ago about how to change a tractor tire at that time my pc was on the fritz and I could not down load pictures. I pulled the tire off my 630 dropped it on the ground and used the axle to jack against the tire to break the bead. Make sure the key way in the axle...
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    lucky the deer

    Michel I live in the Northwest corner of the great state of Connecticut governed by Daniel p Malloy who has recently been ranked the worst governor in the lower 57 states. I don’t know what ever became of lucky He was pardoned that year.
  18. M

    Hoover potato digger

    Has any one had any luck with a horse drawn ground driven potato digger. This is a Hoover digger that I set up on my 630 Case draw bar and used the depth handle on the digger to lower the shovel head. Out of four rows of spuds only one row was successful the rest plugged the digger. When this...
  19. M

    lucky the deer

    He's lucky I dident shoot him.
  20. M

    HAPPY THANKSGIVING

    Some things thy have not been able to improve on in the past 100 years, the black iron pan and the kitchen wood stove. Makes the best dam turkey you ever had.
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